Scientists at the Second Academy of the China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) have developed a deep-learning-based driving assistance system for military vehicles designed to facilitate driving at night without lighting or in changeable light, according to a 27 March report by the Beijing-based publication Science and Technology Daily.
The sensor in the system features a microchip a few centimetres in size that enables it to accurately perceive the driving environment in real time, said the report, adding that the system’s deep neural network can help the driver to detect and identify blurry objects and obstacles ahead by filtering out distractions such as backlighting, glow, and shadows.
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